Iran signals openness to nuclear talks with United States
Iranian Foreign Minister Javad Zarif said Tehran is open to negotiations with the United States including allowing international inspectors at nuclear facilities. He said sanctions must end for any deal and reaffirmed Iran's nonweapon nuclear rights. Deputy Araghchi urged caution among hard-liners, citing distrust of the U.S.
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Assad vows Syria to purge chemical weapons stockpile
Syria will comply with a U N Security Council resolution to destroy its estimated 1 000 ton chemical arsenal by mid 2014 and join the convention banning such arms. President Bashar al Assad told Italy's RAI News 24 that Syria accepts the treaty terms with no reservations and will implement the plan.
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Militants Attack Nigerian College Kill Dozens of Students
Dozens of students were killed as gunmen attacked Yobe State College of Agriculture in Gujba overnight. Provost Molima Idi Mato said 42 bodies were recovered and 18 wounded were moved to Damaturu Hospital. two additional deaths followed. The assault follows a national emergency in the northeast and is blamed on Boko Haram. President Jonathan condemned the violence.
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